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Saradar Ali Takar born 15 July 1956, a veteran of the Pashto singing scene, is mostly famous for singing the revolutionary poetry of Ghani Khan. An engineer by profession, Takkar is a graduate of the University of Engineering and Technology (Peshawar). In recognition of his services to the field of music the President of Pakistan had bestowed upon him the Pride of Performance Award.

Born in 1956 at Takkar village (Thakt Bahi) Mardan, he passed his metric examination from his village school and did his F.Sc. from Government College Mardan. He completed his graduation in Mechanical Engineering from University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar. Aside from this he has also attended special courses in U.K and Canada. His University life provided him more chances to exhibit his hidden talent. Initially he used to present his skills before his friends, in different musical programme in the university. But it was in 1982 when Yar Muhammad Maghmum, a professor at the historic Edward College Peshawar, wanted to celebrate an evening with the great legendry and dynamic philosopher Ghani Khan, but was unable to find a singer who was ready to meet the challenge of putting Ghani's poetry in music. When Takkar became aware of the situation, he agreed to sing in that programme. Some people also recorded this programme on audio cassette, which got so prominence that even the music stores started selling it on regular basis. In this way, his debut album (solely based on Ghani khan's poetry) touched the market, so incidentally. It was in those days when a programs for youths named "Zalmey Kool" (Young Generation) used to broadcast from the Radio Pakistan. Takkar for the first time not only played different instruments but also sang two ghazals in that Programs. After that, he also had the opportunity to record a programs at the Peshawar Center of Pakistan Television Vision (PTV). In 1984, Takkar left for Afghanistan. His stay in Afghanistan helped him in a way that he became able to sing poetry of those poets who were banned in Pakistan and his singing from Afghanistan also brought him prominence back at home. In recognition of his unforgettable services to Pashto Music, the government of Pakistan awarded him with the Pride of Performance. He is also a recipient of numerous awards and certificates from a number of cultural organizations.

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  • No doubt that there is a lot of great poets and singers... but the combination of muhtaram ghani khan and singer sardar ali takar is unique.

  • GHANI KHAN was great person,when ever i listen his poems i feel so good.i love the way sardar ali takkar singing,he is the best pushto singer.

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  • that shit is dope

  • cud u plz upload a song" na ba ke guul ghuttay shunday sharabi larey "

  • WAKDAR KHAN The great pashto poet ghni khan and best singer is sardar ali takker i feel very nice to see ghani khan poem in sardar ali takker soungs

  • Dam nice song wht a song Allahhhhhhhhhhhhhh sa na shoo wailey

  • stargi de sre lambe wakhene na.mehboobi by de ashiqan sezaledeena......wah wah der kha. Ghani Khan was and still is living in many people hearts throughout the whole world and the way takkar sings his poetry bus zroona taba kee no kho pa kha andaz ke (in a good way) i feel so great whenever is listen to him. also i have start a blog dedicated to ghani Khan and Takkar if anyone have their songs or documentry or anything about them please if u wanna share send them to me thanks alot guys.

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